Your First 18 Words in European Portuguese | Beginners 🇵🇹
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- Опубликовано: 31 июл 2024
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Learning European Portuguese can be easier than you think. With engaging classes, playful activities, real-authentic practical recommendations and useful tips this process can be so much pleasurable.
In this video I cover the 18 must-know words that you should be familiar with if you want to understand and speak the most essencial phrases so that you go around and about Portugal with more confidence.
WORD LIST
1. Olá [hi/hello]
2. Bom/ Boa [good]
3. o Dia [day]
4. a Tarde [after]
5. a Noite [night/evening]
6. Tudo [all]
7. Bem [well]
8. Como [how]
9. Está/ Estás [is = verb estar = to be temporary/feelings]
10. Por [for/by]
11. Favor [please/favour]
12. Desculpe/ Desculpa [sorry/ excuse me]
13. Muito [very]
14. Obrigada/ Obrigado [thank you]
15. Quanto [how much/ how many]
16. É [is = verb ser = to be long-lasting/identity]
17. Tchau [bye]
18. Prazer [pleasure]
Boa Sorte e Bom Ano Novo!✨
Good Luck and Happy New Year!✨
EMAIL: jessica@native-portuguese.com
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Developed by Jessica Sintra
Portuguese, from Algarve ☀️ (Silves 🏰)
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Ola Jessica! Muito obrigado pelo video! Onde estas? Queria mais videos novos!
Ola Jessica. I found good channel for me going to visit Portugal this Oct. from Japan.
Thank you . This is very useful and helpful for my travel.🌸
Thank you Jessica
Obrigada professora
I looooooooooooooooove this, my husband is Portuguese and I was looking for some easy videos so far you are the only one who is doing it exactly as I need. Very slowly, articulation is just perfect. I can repeat it and master as needed :) This is my first video but hopefully you have more videos like this one :D :)
Thanks you
I am from India. I fall in love with your language Portuguese
Nice, am from also india 🇮🇳
Thanks
obrigado.감사합니다.
Ora essa, não tens de quê😊
Excellent content, presentation and pacing. You’re a top notch instructor!
Muito obrigada!
Great content, Obrigado ❤
Muito obrigada
Mouito obrigado
Love it a lot!
Thank you
thanks ❤❤❤
Excellent teacher really.
Thanks 🙏 so much for making nice vedio
muito obregadoa❤
V easy ,muito obrigado
Awesome video, content and graphics superb. Thanks 👍🏼
Muito obrigada Steve!
Muito obrigado
Great video
obrigado
Thank yoou very much easy to undastan video sis
muito obrigada for the video,wish there are more ~~
very nice
Your very good
Nice
Really you describe every word very well to good.. 😊
Hey Jéssica
I'm in Angola and learning português and finding something very unique way to learn português and I find you.
You teaching very easily...
how similar is angolan portuguese to european portuguese?
thank you, keep sharing!🤗
Muito obrigada! 😊
I have just come across your content. I love how you are doing your lessons. I am hoping to visit a friend who is in Porto and I want to surprise her.
Thank you for this video. Well made and very clear. I'll be visiting Lisboa for the first time this Christmas, and this is a great help. Obrigado!
I hope you do lessons again in the future. I love your videos. You are a natural language instructor, but I see you haven’t published anything in a while. Thank you for your hard work making these excellent videos!
Your videos were great. This was the first video I managed to catch you.if there are any more videos that would be very helpful.
I am going to Portugal to Porto in two weeks.
Thanks
Muito obrigado por acrescentar o Alfabeto Fonético Internacional! É muito útil.
Obrigada por reparares Masako! Acho que é muito bom ter a consciência do A.F.I. quando se aprende uma língua nova. Boa sorte como os teus estudos!
💪🏻💪🏻💪🏻again for the beginner mutio obrigada !!!!!
Muito obrigada! I hope I'm helping you in your journey! 🙂
Great video! My family and I are visiting Portugal for the first time this year so this is going to help us a lot. 😊
💚❤️ Tudo bem 💚❤️!
Thanks so much for an easy to understand video. I've been really put off from trying to learn any Portuguese by how fast everyone speaks and how different the spoken word is from the written word. You have just made it a little easier and given me the possibility of actually learning to speak the language.
Thank you for sharing your feedback! I know it's hard to get into the Portuguese bubble, I see so many students with the same challenges. However, I also see many of my students after their first wins become extremely proud, joyful and happy. The challenge is huge but the journey can be fun, intellectually stimulating and empowering. Keep on working on it and don't give up! 💪
♥ love
@@PortugueseUnlocked do you any school if I want to learn Portugese
@@PortugueseUnlockedI am in Lisbon I just want to learn Portugese
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Queria mais, queria mais ... Bota lá Jessica !!!
Muito obrigada pelo apoio! Como correu a tua passagem de ano?
Bota lá parece muito português do Brasil, em Portugal parece mais natural dizer "Bora lá" para let's go e "Coloca mais" para add more.
Abraço! 😊
Thank you for the great content. Can you please advise a book to support your lessons? (It is not easy to differentiate the european portugese focused books)
PERFEITO Professora.
Agora, you're back again on track. Excelente.
Agradeço muito mesmo.
Beijinhossssss,
😘
Olá! De nada 😊This video is for beginners and the other videos are for more advanced students.
@@PortugueseUnlocked
é assim?
Boa sorte.
😚
I like video ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
From portugal
Thank you. I really like the way you teach so clearly and not going high speed. I am a beginner and this is my first experience. But your English pronunciation of "how" sounds like "who" ... it is not hoo but hao :)
Hi Jessica, Como estas? is not "who are you ? but how are you ? nice video
Hi Jessica, is se faz favor more commonly used for please? I am English and I have only just started learning Portuguese.
Great video for beginners! You could keep making content about some basic words (like some lists of words divided into certain categories) which are commonly used in regular conversations 😊
PS you look beautiful! ☺️
ÓTIMA IDEIA! Great idea Ania.
I will take your comment into consideration for next week materials. What would be the most useful category for you to learn at this stage?
@@PortugueseUnlocked Hmm for example, vocabulary related to directions (and giving directions) and location of things/places (words like: between, under, above, in front of, etc.) I think it would be very useful :)
@@ania6762 Muito obrigada! This is super useful 😊
To bardzo dobry pomysl. Czy jestes Polka
From the Gambia
me gosto sua clase
Your eyes just looking so beatiful...i cant eyes off from yours.... It's so so beatiful... ❣️
❤
Hello
Obrigado, professora. Como está?
De nada Ogator! Estou bem e tu?
Mito obrigada🙏🫠
How to say see you day after tnw
🥺♥️🤗
M is not pronounced if it's the last letter of a word?
obrigadíssimo professora, estou aprendo português & i'm learning a lot from you.. muito obrigado.. professora and ah i don't understand one thing so can you help me to understand this, por favor.. we say " na escola" & "no trabalho " but why " em casa "porquê nao usar na casa porque casa e escola feminine, nao é ?
Sempre às ordens Jiwan! The use of "na" and "em" is subjected to the intentions of the speaker.
Both cases are correct, we can say "estou na casa da Maria" or "estou em casa da Maria", if we choose the "na" we are being more specific, it's that specific house and not another, meanwhile, if we choose "em" then we are being more general and formal. If we say "estou em casa" it means "I am at my home" but if I say "estou na casa" it seems that you are in someone else's home.
The word "casa" and the use of "em, na" seems almost as an irregular situation. I suggest to think as a rule of thumb, that all the other places (ex. no café, no restaurante, na rua, na sala, na loja...) need to adapt according to gender but not "casa". Notice that when I say places I'm not referencing to countries or cities because those have different rules and irregularities.
@@PortugueseUnlocked ótimo, agora eu entendo mais 😊.. muito obrigado novamente ..!!
@@zerokilometer Boa! Se tiveres mais dúvidas é só partilhares. Abraço
Olá professora Jessica, como tem estado.. i hope you are in good health.. professora, can you explain me about when to use voce or si or tu or seu/sua.. what is the difference between voce/si/tu/seu/sua.. obrigado 🙏 ..!!
Plz solliy becuse fast we dont kow wait you said
Um vídeo sem 'bora lá' não se sente bem
😁
Hahaha! Adoro
Estou bem só que não sei bora lá desta vez. Fica para a próxima 😊
Please can you be my personal teacher
You're muito bonita I'm flash on your smile and moving activities ❤
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Thank you
Nice